Unfortunately no. But if you know a PHP developer they should be able to figure out he to translate the functionality out of JavaScript and into PHP.

Thanks for the question,

Justin

Thanks!

Justin

Thanks for the great “how to”. I have converted part of the script to asp.net vb. Hopefully someone can benefit. Code snippets are below.

Ethan

Dim strCookieValue As String = “”
Dim strKeyword As String = “”
Dim strStart As String = “utmctr=”
Dim strEnd As String = “|”

Try
strCookieValue = ReadCookie(“__utmz”)
strKeyword = getValue(strCookieValue, strStart, strEnd)

Catch ex As Exception
‘just swallow exception and move on
strKeyword = “”
End Try

Private Function getValue(ByVal strSearch As String, ByVal strStart As String, ByVal strEnd As String) As String
Dim strRtn As String = “”
Dim strWorking As String = “”
Dim intStart1 As Int32 = 0
Dim intStart2 As Int32 = 0

intStart1 = strSearch.IndexOf(strStart) + Len(strStart) + 1
strWorking = Mid(strSearch, intStart1)
intStart2 = strWorking.IndexOf(strEnd)

‘if no end found take the whole length
If intStart2 = -1 Then intStart2 = Len(strWorking)

strWorking = Left(strWorking, intStart2)
‘replace HTML encoded spaces
strRtn = Replace(strWorking, “%20″, ” “)

Return strRtn

End Function
Private Function ReadCookie(ByVal strName As String) As String
Dim strCookieValue As String = “”
Dim ga_cookie As HttpCookie = Request.Cookies(strName)
If Not ga_cookie Is Nothing Then
strCookieValue = ga_cookie.Value
End If

Return strCookieValue

End Function

That’s another way to do it. I’d say it’s about the same complexity :) That’s the thing I love about GA, there’s always more than one way to get something done.

Justin

Just read your article. Why don’t you just pull the cookie data out of ga.js with _getLinkerUrl(), and pass back through the utm.gif parameters, so the CRM can just make image requests to GA?

That way you can send back pageviews (conversions) as well as transactions and products.

At least that the way I’d do it :)